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A Note of certaine places of the texte of my Confutation, leafte out by M. Iewel in his Defence.
GOod Reader, I haue here set before thee a briefe Note, or Table of certaine places, of purpose, and guilefully leafte out by M. Iewel in his recital of the texte of my Confutation, printed in the booke of his Defence, whiche places in making this Detection I had occasion to expresse. By the same thou maist see, and as in a fewe haue a taste (for to note al it woulde amounte to a iuste volume) how he deceiueth thee in the reste, bearing the countenance of one, that hath an∣swered the substance of the whole Confutation. For so much he telleth thee him selfe with these wordes.
To ansvver M. Hardinge to euery parcel of his Booke, being so long, it vvould be tedious.* 1.1 VVherefore leauing many his impertinent speaches, and vnnecessarie and vvaste vvordes, I vvil touche onely so muche thereof, as shal beare some shevve of substance, and maie any vvaie seeme vvorthy to be ansvvered.
How wel and truely M. Iewel hath kepte this pro∣mise, and how at the first greeting, and entrie of his Booke he begileth thee, by these fewe places here no∣ted, and in this Detection at large set forth, thou shalt see and perceiue. For trial therefore of his truthe, haue recourse vnto the leaues of this Booke here quo∣ted, and looke what places of the Texte of my Con∣futation there recited, be comprehended within two starres (as I doo also there in the Margent warne thee) assure thy selfe, that al those, and an infinite number of